 Politics › Re: School Kids Referred To Buhari. As President Buhari by aresa: 2:06pm On Mar 12, 2015 |
Got to love APC.
#GMB2015
Just look at the whole SS/SE region. Apart from Amaechi who built hundreds of world class schools, the worthless PDP governors in that region including akpabio their idol did not build I single classroom after8/16 years in office . WWorthless and unproductive bunch. |
| Politics › Re: Femi Fani Kayode Verbally Brutalised Jonathan For Anti Gay Law. by aresa: 3:32am On Mar 12, 2015 |
lmao @ mouth for hire... |
| Politics › Re: I Can Provide Stable Power In Eight Months - Fashola by aresa: 12:38am On Mar 12, 2015 |
udeh3:
"Fashola is saying Allow me handle it, I will perform what you think is impossible". That was some of your statement above. I only ask the question to know whether you actually have a deep insight on the generation, transmission and distribution of power.
From my experience in this field, power is not like the road construction, it's a very rigorous process. If Lagos state generate their power, then what happens if the system short-down as a result of fault, variation of load, transient disturbance and rest?
My I tell you that the generating station in hydro-electric generating station in Kaingi does not implies that what is generated in that station is even used in that state.
The best practice in power system generation is to send what you're generating to the grid or nation control centre for proper Efficiency, flexibilty and reliability.
What Fashola is saying is just a mere fallacy, professional, he is saying trash. One should have asked him is plans for power system stability of Lagos state. Don't be deceive, they have No plans!
Godbless Nigeria! To start with Fashola is showing us daily that power generation and transmission is not rocket science or anything to be looked upon like can't do or can't touch. Nothing is impossible if you have the will, determination, desire and sense of duty to carry out your objectives.. 1. In the history of Nigeria, Fashola remains the only Nigerian leader to guarantee uninterrupted power supply to state infrastructures and institutions. 2. Lagos state transmits generated electricity via 300 klm state owned underground transmission cable. No state in Nigeria has such dedicated capacity. Bypassing the obsolete National transmission grid to maximize productivity and efficiency is almost half of the work. 3. Lagos state commissioned energy academy to train power technicians to operate and manage the state's power and energy infrastructure including oil and gas. No state in Nigeria has such capacity or institution. 4. Lagos state schools and health institutions are already going solar, meaning more public institutions are getting off the National grid and also reducing the state's carbon footprint. 5. Lagos state manufactures transformers to support power generation and transmission within Lagos state. no other entity in Nigeria has such capacity. 6. The best practice in Nigeria is never to send what you generate with your own money into the National grid just to disappear with zero benefits to the funding local taxpayers. There's just no sense and wisdom here. Lagos state is able to guarantee uninterrupted power supply to state institutions because they manage and send their generated power via their own cable system. They get every MW with nothing lost or mismanaged. Our transmission system is old, degraded and almost obsolete, we don't get everything we feed into it. 7. If any government in Nigeria can do it, it's Lagos state. They built the first IPP in Nigeria and if our mean spirited and shortsighted FG have left them alone to proceed with their bold and pioneering plan and not sabotage them like they did, you won't be here today questioning their capacity to power Lagos state. With over 300 klm of underground cable transmission network already in the ground, tested and functioning as designed, with public institutions like hospitals, power works, schools, courts, secretariat and other state institutions off the grid, the work is almost done. |
| Politics › Re: APC To Release Documentary On Alleged Gay Sex In Aso Rock by aresa: 11:37pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
The special operations and intelligence wing of my Directorate This crack head's rubbish is not worth responding to even by the APC, it shouldn't in anyway be dignified. This clown is a sad burden on his paymaster. ..but the highlighted got me laughing. Who dash monkey banana intelligence wing. The clown obviously read too many spie novels...  |
| Politics › Re: I Can Provide Stable Power In Eight Months - Fashola by aresa: 5:22pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
[s] callmenow:
Olodo. Stop boasting. You will soon be another has been. [/s] Stay off the internet if you have nothing sane, intelligent and sensible to say. |
| Politics › Re: I Can Provide Stable Power In Eight Months - Fashola by aresa: 2:48pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
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| Politics › Re: I Can Provide Stable Power In Eight Months - Fashola by aresa: 2:44pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
Pioneering Role of Lagos in Power Projects
Being the first state to attempt to break the monopoly of the defunct National Electric Power Authority (NEPA), with the initiation of the Enron Power Project on August 1, 1999, coupled with the recent inauguration of a transformer manufacturing factory, Lagos State has maintained its pioneering role in power projects in Nigeria, Ejiofor Alike, writes
Enron Experiment
At the peak of the abysmal performance of the defunct National Electric Power Authority (NEPA), now Power Holding Company of Nigeria(PHCN), Lagos State under the then Governor, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, became the first state to attempt to break the monopoly of the ailing power giant by initiating a giant Independent Power Project(IPP).
On August 1, 1999, the Tinubu-led administration, Yinka Folawiyo Power Limited and Enron Corporation of the United States signed an agreement for an IPP, with the Federal Government as the guarantor.
The barge-mounted electricity generating plant was to be located adjacent to the NEPA’s Egbin Power Station, Nigeria’s biggest power plant.
The generating facility was originally designed to consist of nine barge-mounted combustion turbines with a total net output of 290megawatts of electricity.
The total investment in the business was estimated at $225 million with Enron controlling the majority shares, while Yinka Folawiyo Power Limited, a Nigerian conglomerate, owns the remaining shares in the venture.
By the terms of the agreement as presented by Lagos State, Enron was to generate the power and feed it into the National Grid, with NEPA as the operator that was to receive, transmit and distribute the power, while the State would designate destinations for power supply and market it to consumers.
The state was also to generate bills and pay the accrued revenue into an escrow account from which Enron could draw; while the Federal Government would provide project support, being the guarantor.
However, in January 2001, the AES Corporation announced that its subsidiary had acquired from Enron, a majority interest in the barge-mounted IPP.
AES, a leading global power company has generation, distribution and transmission infrastructure in Georgia, Hungary, India, Kazakhstan, the Netherlands, Mexico, Pakistan, Panama, Sri Lanka, the United Kingdom, the United States and Venezuela, Argentina, Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Dominican Republic and El Salvador,
At the time of acquisition by AES, the barges were still under construction and commencement of commercial operations of the power facility was expected in September 2001.
AES was both manager of construction and plant operator; while electricity from the plant was to be supplied to NEPA under a 13.25 year power purchase agreement.
However, since inception, the project was mired in controversy as the state, NEPA and the Federal Government clashed over the implementation of the agreement.
The controversy peaked when Lagos State took the PHCN to the then Dr. Ransom Owan-led board of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), over allegation of breach of supply agreement and wrongful invoicing of the state.
Lagos State had said in the petition to NERC that it had agreed to contribute 21.15 per cent of the Barge Power Purchase Agreement (BPPA) monthly bills on the condition that the power being generated by AES/Enron would be supplied solely to Lagos State.
According to the state government, further to the Contribution Agreement, on 14th November, 2000, it instructed the Federal Ministry of Finance to effect a direct debit of its statutory allocations from the Federation Account for the amount due as its contribution, to the capacity payments.
The state however, said that the instruction was to serve only as further security for payment of its obligations, under the BPPA and could only be effected if it failed to pay a valid invoice.
“In June 2001, the IPP began commercial operations and NEPA began to purchase capacity and energy under the BPPA.
‘However, in clear breach of the BPPA and the spirit of the Contribution Agreement, NEPA failed and or refused to devote any or all of the electrical output of the IPP to customers in the areas designated in the BPPA submitted for its contribution by NEPA,” the state said.
Lagos State also stated that despite the breach of agreement, the Federal Ministry of Finance had continued to deduct its 21.15 per cent contribution from source.
All these show that there is no doubt about the viability and feasibility of the IPP project as envisaged by all the partners, including the Lagos State Government.
The project was viable, feasible and was delivered to meet not only specifications but also international standard.
Today, the AES project is supplying close to 230megawatts to the Egbin Thermal Station, from where the power is feed into the National Grid.
With this additional supply from AES, the total output from Egbin averages 800megawatts when gas is available.
The only issue under contentionwas that the power generated from AES was being transmitted to the National Grid for the use of the entire country, instead of only Lagos and this bordered on alleged failure by parties to honour contractual and business obligations.
Despite the controversy surrounding the Enron power project, the Federal Government still joined Lagos State to see the wisdom in breaking the monopoly of PHCN, hence the massive construction of power plants across the country and the planned privatisation of the ailing utility giant.
Transformer Manufacturing Factory
To maintain its leading role in power projects, Lagos State also became the first state to inaugurate a transformer manufacturing factory built by Elsewedy Electric Nigeria Limited, a subsidiary of Elsewedy Cables of Egypt.
The company, which has a capacity to produce 1,400 transformers yearly, is located at the Badagry end of the Lagos-Badagry Expressway in Lagos.
Speaking during the inauguration of the project, Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola stated that the factory would serve not only Nigeria but other countries in the west coast of Africa.
The Governor disclosed that the factory started producing transformers in February 2010, and also added that the transformers produced by the factory were already strengthening the state government’s rural electrification projects in the state.
“The idea behind this factory did not start today. As Chief of Staff in the last administration, I visited Egypt – I led a government delegation to cairo to start the negotiations. But we could not conclude and it was when I became Governor that we signed the Joint Venture agreement that gave us this project,” he said.
“Elsewedy is an African company. When I left Lagos in 2008 to go to Egypt, this was what I went to do with your time and with your money. Electricity does not fail in Cairo.
“This is the company that generates and manages the electricity of Cairo. It is an African company. They are not only in Cairo; they are in many parts of the Middle East and many parts of Africa. Let us deploy African solutions to African problems,” he explained.
The Governor, who added that what Lagos State had done was not a rocket science, stressed that in many other parts of the world, transformer manufacturing was a cottage industry, adding that the situation should not be different in Nigeria.
Special Adviser to the Governor on Commerce and Industry, Mrs. Olusola Senapon
Oworu, said the inauguration of the project accentuated the commitment of the state government to the industrial growth and economic prosperity of the state.
The Special Adviser noted that the task of bringing the project to fruition was her first major assignment from Governor, having received the mandate to liaise with Elsewedy Cables of Egypt in November 2007.
She disclosed that the project was a joint venture between the Lagos State Government, 5.26 per cent and the Egyptian firm, 94.74 per cent.
According to her, the inauguration of the project was another manifestation of the successful collaboration with the private sector in project implementation.
“That we are here to commission this project today is no doubt a testimony to the power of vision, the commitment to mission and a product of dedication and hard work by the state government and the Elsewedy Group. To the good people of Badagry, I congratulate you on this achievement. This, coupled with the ongoing expansion of the Lagos-Badagry Expressway, has positioned this culturally rich and historically relevant town for unprecedented growth in commercial activities,” she said.
Appeal to President Jonathan
To encourage his state as well as other states to boost local manufacturing of electricity distribution equipment, Governor Fashola also said he had written to the presidency for a downward review of tariffs on the components of transformers and other distribution facilities.
He said a downward review of the tariffs would strengthen the competitiveness of locally-manufactured transformers in the domestic market.
“This is to ensure that these transformers would not be more expensive than imported ones. This is the only way that local firms can grow. If the imported transformers are cheaper, then we will not promote local growth. I want to use this opportunity to appeal to the Federal Government to look favourably and kindly to our requests for a downward review of the tariffs on the imported components of these transformers,” he said.
Governor Fashola said a downward review of these tariffs was one of the ways the Federal Government could use its fiscal policies to promote growth.
The Governor, who also stated that he was waiting anxiously for a positive reply from the Presidency, noted that the measure would reduce unemployment in the country.
He said that there was still much work to be done in the area of distribution of electricity in the country.
According to him, the real difficult part of the electricity sector was the distribution end.
“The reality is that as we take steps to improve the stock of power generation in the country, the power that is eventually generated will have to be distributed to houses and consumers through cables, and transformers and measured through electricity metres in order to facilitate fair and proper billing,” he said.
The Governor noted that regular and efficient electricity remains the only missing infrastructure that was militating against the growth of the economy of this country.
He said the actualisation of the potentials of Nigerians and their freedom from poverty were also being hampered by irregular electricity supply.
Governor Fashola also noted that the unveiling of the roadmap on the power sector would provide opportunities for investors in the sector.
Conclusion
There is no doubt that the construction of captive power plants to cater for designated areas as envisaged by Lagos State in the Enron project is the panacea to the epileptic power supply in the country.
Heavy dependence on the single ‘almighty’ National Grid for electricity supply to all parts of the country has not only made electricity supply epileptic and abysmally mournful, but has also transmitted system failure in one area to all other areas that rely on the grid.
The current effort by President Goodluck Jonathan to break away from the past by encouraging states, local governments and the private sector to participate in electricity generation and distribution is viewed by analysts as a right step in the right direction.
Lagos State has successfully pioneered the involvement of states in power generation and distribution, and it is expected that other states should follow the examples of the State.
The Federal Government should therefore provide the incentives to encourage other states, Local Governments, as well as small and big businesses to generate power for their own use.
Pioneering Role of Lagos in Power Projects
A downward review or outright removal of tariffs on the components of electricity distribution facilities and power plants, such as transformers and gas turbines is one of the ways that the Federal Government can boost the interest of other stakeholders in power projects.
All regulatory impediments such as the requirement for an operating licence from NERC for generation below 10 megawatts should be removed.
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| Politics › Re: I Can Provide Stable Power In Eight Months - Fashola by aresa: 2:37pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
Kola4uniadgog:
You make me laff bro. The first power plant by a state govt was build by peter odili. And he built two with one having a capacity of 150 megawatts. Many states have gone ahead to build their own power plants too. The one in rivers was built,one as far back as 2005. So check r facts bro. If the so called limit does really exist why was rivers able to build one with 150 mw capacity over a decade ago. You build a power plant with a total of 47 mw when other states are building one that can sustain a large no of its inhabitants. 47 mw is too paltry for someone to be boasting that as an achievement.
U mentioned bridges, schools, water works and other state instittions. Which schools are u talking about? Are the public schools in lagos powered by this ipp, which water works bro? And how may bridges? The plant commenced operations in June 2001 with a total aggregate capacity of 270 MW injected into the national grid.
http://www.lseb.gov.ng/content/aes-power-barge-project Lagos built the 1st IPP/270MW in Nigeria and it was commissioned in 2001 while the rubbish in your village you are talking about was built was built in 2016. You people need to get a little education before disgracing yourselves on the internet... |
| Politics › Re: I Can Provide Stable Power In Eight Months - Fashola by aresa: 1:45am On Mar 11, 2015 |
mufutau55:
Stupid political talk. He has vern in power for two terms what was holding him back doing that since then. How do you do what you don't have the power to do by law and according to the Nigerian constitution? But you uncles in Abuja have that power, they are the ones responsible and they have embezzled $20 billion power money and we are still in darkness.. Too many ignorant illiterates .. |
| Politics › Re: I Can Provide Stable Power In Eight Months - Fashola by aresa: 1:44am On Mar 11, 2015 |
[s] laudate:
Hehehehe...!! There is nothing TANoid about this. Is it everyone that disagrees with the APC spin masters that is a TAN member?? See your shallow mindset...
Just explain how Fashola plans to use his 47MW to supply uninterrupted power to the 1.6 million homes and 15 million residents of Lagos within 6 months, like he boasted!! Chikena! 
Forget that hype about using 47MW to supply steady power to all the roads in Lagos...it is a big fat lie! There are still long stretches of roads dotted with street lights in this very Lagos that lack power supply, especially along Lekki-Epe expressway.
Abi, I should take a picture and post it right here for you to see??  [/s] You are too shallow and ignorant for by breath... |
| Politics › Re: I Can Provide Stable Power In Eight Months - Fashola by aresa: 1:26am On Mar 11, 2015 |
[s] laudate:
And your point is... Just what exactly?? Is Fashola's 47MW in 5 years, or 270MW a greater achievement than the 750MW Olorunsogo Phase II IPP Project?
I guess he can always do some abracadabra to stretch the 47MW within 6-8 months to supply uninterrupted electricity to all the 1.6 million homes in Lagos state. [/s] All your power plant can not guarantee our hospitals, schools, roads, bridges and public buildings uninterrupted power supply, but Fashola's 47MW can. So, of what use and relevance is all your obsolete MW and power plant to the people of Lagos and other Nigerians? It's not about quantity, it's all about quality. Shallow TaNoid mentality.. |
| Politics › Re: I Can Provide Stable Power In Eight Months - Fashola by aresa: 1:00am On Mar 11, 2015 |
laudate:
Have you heard of 750MW Olorunsogo IPP Phase II?? And the other NIPP Projects in the country??
Read about it here: And Nigerians are in even darker darkness... You people no get shame ni? |
| Politics › Re: I Can Provide Stable Power In Eight Months - Fashola by aresa: 12:55am On Mar 11, 2015 |
Kola4uniadgog:
The entire capacity of lagos ipp is just 47 mega watts and he is here boasting. Why didn't build one with a larger capacity. Even if other states benefit from it, the larger beneficiaries will be lagosians.
It is on record that the first governor to build a power plant in Nigeria is peter odili former governor of rivers state. And he didn't just build one, he built two power plants. That was almost 8 years ago. So if a governor has been able to build 5 power plants with 47 mega watts capacity.that does not even power any lagos household. What he deserves is serious tongue lashing not praises. 1. Lagos state built the first IPP/270MW in Nigeria and it's still pumping every MW into the worthless National grid. Educate yourself and quit embarrassing yourself on the internet. 2. By taking hospitals, schools, bridges, streets, waterworks and other state institutions off the National grid, Fashola in effect sent that freed up 47MW back into the National grid for other Nigerians to use. 3. Fashola not only made sure his hospitals, schools, bridges, roads, courts and other public facilities gets uninterrupted power supply (Which your FG or any government can not do and haven't done since independence), he gave back that 47MW back to Nigerians by taking his facilities off the grid. Nigerians outside Lagos state are the direct beneficiaries of that 47MW. Not expecting TaNoids to figure this out though... About powering Lagos household, can not do that by law so what's the meaning of your ignorant argument? |
| Politics › Re: I Can Provide Stable Power In Eight Months - Fashola by aresa: 12:43am On Mar 11, 2015*. Modified: 12:59am On Mar 11, 2015 |
onatisi:
address the issues raised and stop talking like a cattle rearer. Has fashola been able to provide good roads in lagos state after 8solid years in office despite the fact that he generates 10billion naira monthly apart from federal allocation to lagos state? Is the issue raised about power or roads or you just like your inability to purvey vision and forward mental capacity, you also lack the ability to read and comprehend simple English words? Even about your silly focusing on road before power nonsense, is this what the developed societies did? Are you saying the made sure all their roads are constructed and well maintained before focusing on electricity? In fact, going by your gutter and infantile argument, after 16 years in power and billions stolen, the PDP were waiting to fix all our roads before touching electricity? Where is the sense in that moronic argument? No wonder your villages haven't commissioned anything since 1999. Funny how you people have nothing to say about the people responsible for power, the FG and the $20 Billion power funds they stole in return for darkness, but you are siting here castigating folks who are not responsible.. Talk about typical TanOID shallow mentality.. |
| Politics › Re: I Can Provide Stable Power In Eight Months - Fashola by aresa: 11:06pm On Mar 10, 2015 |
onatisi:
It is only lagosians he can be saying all these rubbish to and they will be hailing him. He can provide electricity in 8months but with 10billion naira monthly internally generated revenue in lagos state,he still can provide good roads in 8 years. Yeye dey smell . What can you do or achieve in life after spending your whole life belittling and defeating yourself, thinking you can not achieve this and that because of this and that. You people have zero sense of vision and initiative, you lack any kind of capacity to challenge yourself. Are we surprised that the same Fashola is the most productive public official in the history of Nigeria? |
| Politics › Re: I Can Provide Stable Power In Eight Months - Fashola by aresa: 10:49pm On Mar 10, 2015 |
gonon:
No the federal govt doesn't generate power. Haven't you heard of privatization? Who own and is generating power from the power plants the FG is constructing and also the ones Jonascam is commissioning? |
| Politics › Re: I Can Provide Stable Power In Eight Months - Fashola by aresa: 10:39pm On Mar 10, 2015 |
OLADD:
Hmmmm. Boasting of ability to provide light in 6 months but cannot provide ordinary pipe borne water for Lagosians in 16 years! Why are Nigerians like these for God's sake? How long shall we continue to deceive ourselves? How do you pump and distribute water from water works to consumers without electricity to pump the water? Is this not the reason why he's building power plants to power the water works which which is the responsibility of your worthless, corrupt and incompetent FG/GEJ/PDP. Fashola should be spending the Lagos taxpayers money on schools, hospitals and other critical infrastructures, not spending it to take care of federal responsibilities like power production. You people are so shallow and ignorant it's not even funny.. |
| Politics › Re: I Hate Violence - Patience Jonathan by aresa: 6:00am On Mar 10, 2015 |
The thoughtless and ridiculous people don't even know how to do damage control....
Asking your own fellow countrymen to be stoned is an act of violence.
Less was said in Rwanda and we all know what happened there.
This daily show of shame, embarrassment, human absurdity and nightmare with this husband and wife team must stop.. |
| Politics › Re: Fashola's 8 Years And Gej/FG/All PDP State's 16 Years Record. Compare. PICS.... by aresa(op): 5:12am On Mar 10, 2015 |
jdilight:
Akpabio built uyo power plant but you will not know about this. Now tell me what fashola has done not what the federal government did in lagos. The power plant can not guarantee any hospital, any street, any waterworks (Even though he did not build 1), government institution, bridge and other public infrastructures uninterrupted power supply. Of what use is your power plant if you own people or taxpayers can not get any direct benefit from it? But Fashola's power plants or what some shallow and ignorant people call generators supplies uninterrupted power supply to all the facilities listed above and only Fashola can and is doing that in Nigeria. It's not about quantity, it's about targeted us to achieve desired objective. Smart governance is quiet different from thoughtless and Ego governance... Btw, Lagos state built the first IPP in Nigeria when akpabio was still local errand boy somewhere and what akpabio built was nothing but fraud because he built the power plant based on the FG refunding the cost, he took the refund and the people of Akwa Ibom are still looking for that refund. Now, did he complete any hospital? No, but Fashola built many? Did he build any school? No, but Fashola built many? Did he build any skills center? No, but Fashola built 29? Did he build any health centers? No, but Fashola 10? Did he build any waterworks? No, but Fashola built 15 Did he build any bridge apart from the flyover? No, but Fashola built many and even the best bridge in Nigeria and west africa? ..........but akpabio's budget is the largest in Nigeria and he has less than 5 million population. |
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| Politics › Re: Fashola's 8 Years And Gej/FG/All PDP State's 16 Years Record. Compare. PICS.... by aresa(op): 10:40pm On Mar 08, 2015 |
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| Politics › Re: Fashola Commissions Peninsula Integrated Power Project. . PICS... by aresa(op): 10:36pm On Mar 08, 2015 |
The Peninsula Integrated Power Project (PIPP) provides power for the Lagos State Government (LASG) water works and public lighting within Lekki, Victoria Island and Ikoyi. The project is a Public Private Partnership (PPP) between LASG and Peninsula Integrated Power Limited. This project is focused on greatly improving water supply and safety by the provision of street lights. The plant also has a dedicated distribution network and will run on Compressed Natural Gas (CNG). Facilities to be connected to the Peninsula Integrated Power Project Facilities Connected to the Peninsula Integrated Power Project
Lekki Phase 1 Waterworks
Ligali Ayorinde Waterworks, Victoria Island
Saka Tinubu Waterworks, Victoria Island
Alexander Road Waterworks, Ikoyi
10 km of New Public Lighting within Lekki Phase 1
15 km of New Public Lighting within Victoria Island
Lekki-Ikoyi Bridge |
| Politics › Fashola Commissions Peninsula Integrated Power Project. . PICS... by aresa(op): 10:30pm On Mar 08, 2015 |
Eko o ni baje o. .. 
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| Politics › Re: Jihadi John Is After All Is Just Another Muslim Lunatic by aresa: 10:09pm On Mar 08, 2015 |
And you are just another religious bigot. . |
| Politics › Re: Attention Gov Fashola (problems In Bola Tinubu Health And Diagnostics Centre) by aresa: 9:56pm On Mar 08, 2015 |
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| Politics › Re: A Showdown Between Pdp And Apc Youths On Channels Tv. Did you watch by aresa: 9:40pm On Mar 08, 2015 |
Bayswater:
Haha, the futureless Eggheader, waiting for your curses already lol Fhaggottt, you forgot to switch ID's! Silly double ID coward.. |
| Politics › Re: A Showdown Between Pdp And Apc Youths On Channels Tv. Did you watch by aresa: 8:49pm On Mar 08, 2015 |
[s] anonimi:
See who is talking ;
Whatever happened to your multiple monikers and those of your internet warrior recruits?
APC = HYPOCRISY = APC [/s] Why is this troll always following me around like a fhaggottt? |
| Politics › Re: A Showdown Between Pdp And Apc Youths On Channels Tv. Did you watch by aresa: 8:29pm On Mar 08, 2015 |
ChinemeOkpan:
Aresa, Bayswater is the same guy Tswitch that you had a spat with on the power sector thread.
He is a PDP tout. He has nothing to offer His another Doubled ID coward? We don't even know who is who again on NL...smh |
| Politics › Re: A Showdown Between Pdp And Apc Youths On Channels Tv. Did you watch by aresa: 7:53pm On Mar 08, 2015 |
Bayswater:
How? Cos he did not allow Akin's huge lie go un-rebutted? What lie? The lowest unemployment rate? Was that not according to NBS. Do you need proof? |
| Politics › Re: What The World Is Saying About Jonathan - Pic by aresa: 7:13pm On Mar 08, 2015 |
How sad. .. |
| Politics › Re: Who Is The Best Performing Governor In The South East? by aresa: 7:10pm On Mar 08, 2015 |
SegunAdewole:
Me am yoruba and walahi am not proud of those brown zincs and mud huts in Osun and oyo. Our towns are not museums. Let's build livable houses. You are not the first ibo joker to parade around NL with Yoruba name so keep that rubbish to yourself. |
| Politics › Re: Who Is The Best Performing Governor In The South East? by aresa: 6:27pm On Mar 08, 2015 |
SegunAdewole:
My dear yoruba brother, what is your point on this thread. Do you want them to start showing the whole world our dilapidating brown roofs in Osogbo and Oyo and mud huts in abeokuta. My hand no dey o. When was the last time i stopped you people from posting brown, green, yellow or whatever color roof of anywhere? You must be high on crack to think im not proud of my past and heritage . Please park inside sambisa with that nonsense. . |
